Is this Fisher Price Easy link to young for an almost 6 year old? What I mean is all the reviews say that the children are 3 years old. My daughter will be turning 6 but she still cannot type in websites and is always saying "mom what is disneys website" so I thought she might like this. But my question is " Is this to kiddish for her'? To anyone who already has it. Or will kids that are a little older also like it? Thank you. Kim Is this Fisher Price Easy link to young for an almost 6 year old? What I mean is all the reviews say that the children are 3 years old. My daughter will be turning 6 but she still cannot type in... » Read More Is this Fisher Price Easy link to young for an almost 6 year old? What I mean is all the reviews say that the children are 3 years old. My daughter will be turning 6 but she still cannot type in websites and is always saying "mom what is disneys website" so I thought she might like this. But my question is " Is this to kiddish for her'? To anyone who already has it. Or will kids that are a little older also like it? Thank you. Kim « Show Less
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i purchased this for my son a month or two after he turned three. he really, i mean REALLY love his. he plays on it everyday for at least an hour. to see if this is something your daughter would like, let her try out the sites. go to sesames website, dragontales, etc. if she like what those sites have to offer then id highly recommend it. my son plays all the games, even though he cant read, he is still able to play them, which really surprised me. he is able to start up the websites himself and pick out which website he'd like to play on. its a really great idea.
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Hi, I think it may be a bit advanced for a 6mth old. My 7 and a half month old plays with it but she doesn't really understand its purpose yet. At this age, they are still working on their gross motor skills so their fine motor skills are not developed enough. Hope this helps!
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We have used our with 3 babies, all the way up to 9 months, with no problems. You should contact Fisher Price.
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I don't have the box the swing came in any more, so I am unable to check the "official" age range recommended by Fisher-Price. However, I think the answer to this question depends on each, individual child. My daughter is 11 months old now, and still gets into it from time to time. Another baby could easily be too tall, too heavy, or sooner lose interest in the swing.
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I would say the toy is too young, my daughter (who I got it for) is now 2, and she will push the button and play, but not really for very long. But if it's a new toy to them, they might. Just my opinion.
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personally, i would say age 3 to 6, but older kids might like it too, like if they are visiting your house, or helping a younger kid with it. my daughter is 5 1/2 and still plays with it often. of course she has the motor skills down, but she still is entertained by making designs, and just using the tools, really.
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My 2yr old daughter is insane over her Innotab 2 and so is her 6yr old sister..lol so I would say from my experience it can last till shes 6 or older they have games for 6-7 yr olds so as she grows you can get the more advanced game.
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My daughter saved up for this and bought it at age 6, and it was just fine for her. She's 7 now and still uses it! Hope this helps.
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My son is 6 and my daughter is 8. Their friends have played it and loved it. My husband and I have played it and some of our friends and loved it. I think six ( any younger they might be to short) and older would be great.
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Oh, btw, I'm also a very old-fashioned woman. I'm not of the opinion that we should just follow the ways of the world. So for me to say it's safe and it's ok for a 6 yr old, is probably something you can rely on. Most people would probably say it's ok for a 3 or 4 yr old, but I think that's too young for anything like this.
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So the way I looked at it EVERYONE has one (or both) of the other two. Especially the leapfrog one. I didn't think my daughter would use it if she had the same one at daycare and every play date. Also she loves loves balls and still (at 16 months) watches them go down the legs and sings to the songs.This table also has different (new) songs. I find that leapfrog reuses the same songs on everything she has and so does fisher price. I would pay good money for NEW music on toys!! :)
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My daughter got her DS when she was barely 6. Her barely 3 year old brother used many of the games, some of them just didn't interest him or were too hard to play. I am buying him a Leapster 2 for his 4th birthday coming up. We had the original leapster we bought my daughter when she was tiny and it has since broke. While some DS games are fine for the little ones, I think the Leapster is a better choice for them at this age. And, like someone else said, in a few years there will be a new system out the older kids will want anyway.
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I would say hes a bit young for this at 6. Give this one a couple more years. I have a 5 year old and 7 year old. Games they like are My First Carcassone, Battle Sheep, Tsuro, Ticket to Ride 10th anniversary, The Enchanted Tower, Battleship, Splendor, Frozen Monopoly, and Roll For It Deluxe. My 7 year old is just starting to learn a few more complex games like dice masters and alhambra but he's still not getting a lot of the strategies that an adult would.
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Hello, my grandchildren are from 2 to 6 and they all enjoy it..I have one at home so decided to get them their own,But the ones I bought for, are all around 2 years old.. Hope this helps...
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Could you expand on what difficulties your 6 year old has with the DS. Is it the size of the screen, buttons, etc? Or the games being too difficult? Or something else?I already own a DS (for myself) and am debating buying a couple of the children's learning games for my son (3yrs but he is advanced) to use on my system instead of buying him his own system like the Leapster.
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I would say its fine, as there's nothing on it that could come off and pose a choking hazard and its super soft and lightweight. As for whether a 7 month old will be interested in playing with it, that totally depends on the child. My daughter got hers when she was a year old, but I don't think she'd have been interested in it for long at 7 months, but according to some other reviewers others love it at that age. Honestly, my daughter loved hers at first, then quickly lost interest (I'd say within the month). However, she's now 2 and a half, and has recently rediscovered it and is in love with it. I would say its fine, as there's nothing on it that could come off and pose a choking hazard and its super soft and lightweight. As for whether a 7 month old will be interested in playing with it, that totally depends on the child. My daughter got hers when she was a year old, but I don't think she'd have been interested in it for long at 7 months, but according to some other reviewers others love it at that age. Honestly, my daughter loved hers at first, then quickly lost interest (I'd say within the month). However, she's now 2 and a half, and has recently rediscovered it and is in love... » Read More I would say its fine, as there's nothing on it that could come off and pose a choking hazard and its super soft and lightweight. As for whether a 7 month old will be interested in playing with it, that totally depends on the child. My daughter got hers when she was a year old, but I don't think she'd have been interested in it for long at 7 months, but according to some other reviewers others love it at that age. Honestly, my daughter loved hers at first, then quickly lost interest (I'd say within the month). However, she's now 2 and a half, and has recently rediscovered it and is in love with it. « Show Less
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A 6 year old would probably be at the tail-end of playing with this set. I think their imagination would be going forward to something more interactive for that age. Would probably play with it at first out of curiosity, but don't see it lasting long as approaching 6 1/2 or 7.